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Now my highly-rated author method prep course for #AIGP has more! As you know, I have passed #AIGP. I was preparing via my own course. I am very happy that people who choose my author method are telling me, that they have finally understood some concepts and passed exam. The aim of my author courses, including "Author Prep for AIGP & Data Privacy" is to equip you with knowledge & understanding of the material. This is the only way to be prepared to all exams, not only privacy ones. I am happy to share, that the course now has 101 questions test, for you to check your knowledge with theoretical and scenario based questions I have developed. Enjoy more than 8 hours of video lectures + materials in one place. Explanations, key things to pay attention to in frameworks, US laws relevant to topic, global laws and many more! Get your access with discount -20% https://lnkd.in/ernq5hXp + Now course has several interactive tasks during the course! Disclaimer: These courses is NOT sponsored, endorsed and\or affiliation with IAPP, and is specifically designed by the author for IAPP-administered certification exams. #aigp  

Study Plan for CIPP/A( #cippa): Your Path to Success Yesterday, I critiqued an AI-generated study plan for the CIPP/A exam and promised to share my own approach if there was enough interest. Well, here it is! I believe a successful prep strategy varies depending on your background. If you've already tackled other IAPP exams or have a deep theoretical understanding, your journey might look a little different. But if you're a first-timer, don't worry—you've got this! Just start with Week 0 and follow along. Here's the plan: 💿 Week 0. Privacy Fundamentals. Before diving into specific laws, start with the basics: What is privacy? Global privacy protection models. Core Privacy Principles (FIP/OECD, APEC, etc.). Compare how the EU and US approach personal data and understand the concept of an adequate level of protection. 💿 Week 1. Understanding Personal Information. Explore how Singapore, India, and Hong Kong define personal information. Focus on: Comparative analysis of definitions. Approaches to anonymization and pseudonymization. 💿 Week 2. Singapore’s Privacy Framework. Legal framework and key sources of law (breach of confidence is an interesting one!). PDPA analysis, enforcement rules, data breach protocols, and cross-border data transfers. 💿 Week 3. Rules from Singapore’s PDPC & MAS. Explore the rules set by Singapore’s PDPC and Monetary Authority. Understand marketing regulations (like the Do-Not-Call list) and employee monitoring rules. 💿 Week 4. Hong Kong’s Data Protection Framework. Dive into Hong Kong’s privacy laws: Overview of the legal system; terminology, and detailed analysis of the PDPO. 💿 Week 5. Hong Kong’s Specific Rules & Enforcement. PDPO rules and PCPD guidance on direct marketing, employee monitoring, and children’s data. Enforcement rules, cross-border transfers, data breaches, and emerging topics like AI. 💿 Week 6. India’s Data Protection Framework. India’s legislative history is complex, so take your time: constitutional protections, the Protection of Human Rights Act, Puttaswamy judgment), and key definitions. Analysis of the Information Technology Act and the IT Amendment Act 💿 Week 7. India’s Data Rules & Penalties. Dive into India’s sensitive data rules and penalties under IT Act Sections 72 and 72A. Learn about the enforcement process and the implications of India’s new data protection law. NOTA BENE: To ace this exam, you’ll need more than just knowledge of individual jurisdictions—you must be able to compare and contrast the rules across regions. Tomorrow, I'll share my top tips for summarizing all this info in a way that will make your exam prep a breeze! Stay tuned! If you don't want to struggle alone and want me to be your mentor, I got you covered, you can grab them -% this October: For Cipp/A (Asia) Author Prep with % : https://lnkd.in/e4KbMByH CIPP/e Author prep with discount : https://lnkd.in/eYuK9wsc AIGP Prep Course: https://lnkd.in/e3HJjaG5 #cippa #cippe #aigp

#cippe & #cippus Aspirants If you are the one, who has been preparing all summer for this exams, please note, that from today Body of Knowledge for this exams had been updated and you can expect new questions. What it means for you and your prep? CIPP/e - No worries, just several more acts and topics that you might get questions on. For CIPP/e NIS1 and NIS2 are quite essential. Same as AI Act. For US - More states and their acts are added ))) Again, no worries! You can manage it! cipp/c cipp/a AIGP are the same)))) Here are my comprehensive courses to help you: 1) For AIGP Author Prep with %: https://lnkd.in/e4ShNPQM 2) CIPP/e Author prep with discount : https://lnkd.in/eXTXurUZ 3) For CIPP/C (canada)Author Prep with %: https://lnkd.in/evDWXQTs 4) For Cipp/A (Asia) Author Prep with % : https://lnkd.in/eUvvDZSu 5) For CIPP/US Author Prep with %: https://lnkd.in/eKagS_hJ #aigp #cippc

Committee Chairs Rodgers, Cantwell Unveil Historic Draft Comprehensive Data Privacy Legislation. This appears to be more of an opt-out approach versus the GDPR opt-in approach. The American Privacy Rights Act of 2024 sets several limitations on privacy, which are outlined under its exceptions for data retention and processing. Key exceptions include: 1. Legal Compliance and Ethical Obligations: Entities may retain and process data as necessary to comply with legal obligations, professional ethical standards, or for security purposes. This includes responding to law enforcement requests via lawful warrants or subpoenas . 2. Preventing Fraud and Criminal Activity: There is allowance for retaining and processing data if it is reasonably believed to prevent fraud or criminal activity. This is particularly highlighted where health information is concerned, where entities can decline processing requests that they believe could further criminal activities . 3. Technological and Cost Limitations: Entities may refuse to comply with individual rights to access, correct, or delete personal data if it is technologically impossible or prohibitively expensive to do so. They are required to provide a detailed explanation for such refusals . 4. Data Necessary for Contractual Purposes: Data that is essential for fulfilling a contract may not be deleted at the request of the individual if it is necessary for the performance of that contract . 5. Educational Data: The act specifically provides exceptions for educational institutions, where deleting certain data might interfere with the provision of educational services or the ordinary operations of the institution

🎉 Celebrating a new certification! 🎉 I’m thrilled to announce that I’ve officially passed the Certified Information Privacy Professional/Europe (CIPP/E) certification from the #IAPP! This marks a significant step forward in my data protection journey, and I’m eager to continue using this knowledge to contribute to the evolving privacy landscape. A special thank you to everyone who cheered me on and offered guidance along the way. For anyone currently preparing for the CIPP/E, here are some study tips that worked for me: 1. Understand the Framework: Familiarize yourself with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and other relevant privacy laws. A solid grasp of these regulations is essential. I recommend starting with the GDPR text itself, available on the EU’s official website together with the European Data Protection Law and Practice Textbook (Executive Editor Eduardo Ustaran, CIPP/E) recommended by the #IAPP. 2. Regulatory Guidelines: Familiarize yourself with guidance documents from data protection authorities, such as the European Data Protection Board (EDPB) guidelines, which can offer insights into practical applications of the GDPR. 3. Utilize Online Courses: For those who prefer visual learning, platforms like #Coursera and #LinkedIn Learning offer courses on GDPR and data protection. These can provide structured learning and practical insights. 4. Practice with Sample Questions: Use practice exams to get comfortable with the question formats. The IAPP’s official practice questions are a great resource. They help familiarize you with the style and structure of the actual exam. 5. Join Study Groups: Engaging with others preparing for the exam can provide different perspectives and insights. Consider joining forums or LinkedIn groups focused on data privacy. 6. Create a Study Schedule: Develop a study plan that allows you to cover all topics systematically. Break your study sessions into focused blocks, covering one topic at a time to avoid burnout. 7. Focus on Key Articles of GDPR: Pay special attention to the fundamental principles of data processing (Articles 5-11) and the rights of data subjects (Articles 12-23). Understanding these articles is crucial for the exam. 8. Simulate Exam Conditions: Before the actual exam, try to simulate test conditions by timing yourself while taking practice exams. This will help you manage your time effectively on exam day. I’m looking forward to applying my skills in the field of privacy and data protection! #CIPPE #DataProtection #Privacy #IAPP #ProfessionalDevelopment #Certification

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🎉 Finally! 🎉 Almost two months ago, and after months of studying, I'm happy to share that I passed the CIPP/E exam from IAPP - International Association of Privacy Professionals, officially becoming a Certified Information Privacy Professional for Europe. This certification signifies me as an expert in GDPR along with other European Data Protection Laws, International Treaties and Frameworks, personal data, and trans-border data flows, as well as recognizes a deep understanding of covering legal, technological, and societal aspects. It encompasses topics such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), privacy dark patterns, cloud computing, direct marketing, and surveillance activities. I'm excited to continue developing my expertise in the application of European Data Protection laws and to contribute meaningfully to privacy and data protection initiatives. Thank you to everyone who supported me throughout this journey. I will continue to grow and learn, with new goals ahead!🌟 #iapp #cippe #privacy #dataprivacy #dataprotetion #gdpr #gdprcompliance #europeanlaw #dataflows

🎓 HDAcademy new training: The Right to Privacy and Data Protection, the key principles to consider when collecting or using health data    Learn about the principles to respect to lawfully collect, use and re-use sensitive data with Griet Verhenneman, a dedicated academic and researcher at KUL and UGhent, who developed a particular interest in the legal aspects of eHealth, privacy and data protection.  This new training focuses on understanding the GDPR key principles and translating those to the context of primary collection and secondary use. It will allow you to process data with respect for the data subjects in 2 videos on our HDAcademy 🌟 1. First video gives an overview of the context of the GDPR. In European traditions, we aim to regulate before issues arise and our European regulations embody the willingness to work with and share data by applying consistent principles across sectors.   2. Second video demonstrates the 5 key GDPR principles to apply in your health data management: purpose specification, data minimisation, transparency, storage limitation and security. Find all our trainings on: https://lnkd.in/eS_-ADrn

Significant key considerations to be taken care in End-User License Agreement (EULA) 1. Rights and Duties -  In EULA, the user has to implicitly accept the rights and conditions stated by the service provider on the use of the service provider's computer program or software application. The rights and duties have to be carefully designed subject to the context to what extent the user is prohibited from exploiting the software. 2. Ease with decision making - The service provider shall refrain from using complex legal terminology or jargon that can impact the business relations. Thus, the service providers can ease the formality of the agreement, thereby protecting the interest of the service provider and users. 3. Protection against misuse - Though there are many restrictions in EULA, for instance, reverse engineering, or protection of some pieces of software. The users prevent themselves from taking actions that can inadvertently infringe upon that agreement itself, causing fines or cancellation of access rights. 4. Privacy - A detailed description of privacy policies, complaints with GDPR, CCPA, data collection, usage, storage, and sharing. Proper enhanced privacy regulations are vital that help the user to understand what happens with their data when they give consent to EULA agreements. 5. Legal Challenges - Users are entitled to certain protections that cannot be guarded off in EULA. The agreement must not contain any hidden statements which can result in legal implications. 6. Transparency and Trust - A clear and easily understandable software provider helps in building relations with users and trust. If the user feels protected it indirectly builds trust among users thereby resulting in more improvised business services. The above-mentioned is a small brief of EULA. However, EULA in itself is a complex agreement it is recommended to draft meticulously. Complying with all segments of privacy laws and encouraging user trust by providing maximum protection. #EULA #GDPR #PRIVACYLAWS   

As a legal professional, it's essential to embrace lifelong learning to stay up to date in our rapidly evolving field. The complexities and nuances of laws, especially in areas as dynamic as data privacy, require us to continuously update our knowledge and skills. I'm thrilled to announce that I have successfully completed a course on Data Privacy and Data Protection offered by Live Law Academy. Under the expert guidance of Vrinda Bhandari Vrinda Bhandari, Advocate on Record, this course provided a comprehensive overview of the jurisprudence of privacy law, tracing historic developments and diving deep into the implications of the Digital Personal Data Protection Act (DPDA). Vrinda's approach, which included a mix of case studies, real-time examples, and a detailed analysis of technical documents such as privacy policies and security policies, was incredibly enlightening. Her teaching not only enhanced my understanding but also sparked a greater interest in the nuanced aspects of privacy laws. I am grateful for the early insights gained and am eagerly looking forward to exploring more about privacy laws. This course has been a vital step in my journey to becoming more proficient in the field of data protection. Engaging in courses like this not only sharpens our expertise but also ensures we can provide the best advice and representation to our clients. A big thank you to LiveLaw and Vrinda Bhandari for this enriching experience! #dataprivacy #dataprotection #livelaw #professionaldevelopment #growth